Local Neural Networks to classify objects, detect text and increase resolution in your images with ImageEn v13.1.0 and IEVision 8.1.0

We have now released ImageEn v13.1.0, the latest update to our image editing and display library for Delphi/C++Builder, and IEVision Advanced Tools Add-on 8.1.0. These updates are free if you purchased or extended in the last 12 months. Download from: http://www.imageen.com/support/download/

Other users can extend their registration at: http://www.imageen.com/order/#Extensions

 

Top Ten Enhancements in ImageEn v13.1.0

 

1. New TIEEditControls component: A pre-built set of controls for image editing and effects




2. Many improvements to Proc Previews dialog (and effects chain) including support for Transparency and Choma Key removal, and shape cropping




3. Optimizations to speed and stability of ImageEn Debugging Visualizers, plus support for visualizing TBitmap




4. Enhancements to PDFium Plug-in, including font embedding, and adding images, text, lines and shapes to PDF pages

5. ImageEnView allows Rounded and Polygonal selections of any ImageEn shape, e.g. explosions, dinosaurs, stars, etc.




6. TImageEnProc.Crop supports shape cropping

7. Auto-curving property for TIEShapeLayer and TIEPolylineLayer




8. ImageEn can now save legacy layer files (supported by older versions of ImageEn)

9. Enhancements to ImageMagick support: including unicode filenames, multi-frame support and GIF optimization

10. Warp Brush adds alpha channel support



Full Change History: https://www.imageen.com/info/HistoryFull.html

Top Five Enhancements in IEVision 8.1.0

 

IEVision is our advanced features add-on for ImageEn. V8.1.0 implements local neural net processing, and more:

1. Support for local neural networks to classify objects, detect text and increase resolution




2. Searchable PDF documents can now be created without images

3. New HAAR classifiers: Eye pair, Nose, Mouth, Stop Sign

4. New method to check successful language loading for OCR

5. Improved exception messages for OCR

Full Change History: https://www.imageen.com/ievision/History.html


Nigel
Xequte Software
www.imageen.com